Great Old Movies Millenials have NEVER seen
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That is what came to my mind as well. Took a film class in college and that was the best one that I recall. Really good
Over the last year I really started watching old movies. There are some great ones. Going through the guide for TCM, and DVRing movies with either Hepburn. Tracy. Cary Grant. Bogart. So many phenomenal old movies that are worth watching.
Great call on the movie, but Welles is acting only in this one.
Like others have said, TCM is a goldmine and the one traditional cable channel that I would miss if I cut the cord entirely. One nice thing now, though, is they're a part of HBOMax and some of the "greatest hits" of TCM are found on the app.
I loaned a bargain bin Ghostbusters DVD to a coworker a few years ago since he'd never seen it and I found that unfortunate. The guy was in his early 30s with several young kids and, from what I gathered from conversations, he'd had a pretty sheltered life growing up. He brought the movie back the next day. All he had to say was, "Bill Murray's kind of a creep."
Right-wing snowflakes are so easily triggered.
Nobody's canceling "Blazing Saddles," no matter what Fox News claims
Liberals aren't censoring "Blazing Saddles," "Friends" or "Seinfeld." Why are right-wing snowflakes freaking out?www.salon.com
Thanks. Just started.
PSA Everyone: The Sting is currently free on Peacock TV (have to register but it's free).
You're telling me most millennials have seen the 1979 drag racing movie Hot Rod? I find that hard to believe.
Nah, Gen Z kids maybe, but any self-respecting movie-watching millennial has seen The Sting.
My name is gusto and I like to party.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. 1963 comedy.
Just an outstanding cast and story.
Just an outstanding cast and story.
I check the TCM schedule every day to see what has been added to the upcoming queue. There is a string of Hitchcock movies coming next week.
Ginger Lynn at the peak of her 15 minutes of fame/shame.
I finally got around to watching this a few months ago. An astoundingly good cast! At one point, I couldn't believe the eight or so guys that were on the screen in the same scene. All comedy legends.
I still like to watch on occasion, but to me the humor in it doesn't hold up well for younger audiences.
I keep hoping it gets added to Prime, Netflix or aired on tv somewhere. I'm a sucker for musicals and this one is a guilty pleasure for me.
